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Gender and food security in Honduras

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    Dr Summer Allen
    Gender & Sexuality | Asia

    Rural Piped-Water Enterprises in Cambodia: A Pathway to Women’s Empowerment?

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    Melita Grant
    University of Technology Sydney (UTS)
    Gender & Sexuality | Asia

    Exploring gendered change: Concepts and trends in gender equality assessments

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    Jess Macarthur
    University of Technology Sydney (UTS)
    Gender & Sexuality | Sub-Saharan Africa

    Gender aspects of smallholder private groundwater irrigation in Ghana and Zambia

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    Dr Barbara van Koppen
    Environmental Sustainability | MENA

    Why indigenous water systems are declining and how to revive them: A rough set analysis

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    Musaed Aklan
    Sana'a Center For Strategic Studies
    Food Security & Agriculture

    Right to food and right to water: are they the same challenge?

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      Christian Häberli
      World Trade Institute

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